Mother and Brothers

Not only did many of today’s adults grow up in broken families, but an increasing number are dramatically delaying starting a family or avoiding it altogether. Where do they fit into the life of the church?

To Have and to Hold, to Love and to Care — for Each Other and the World

Marriage continues to be an essential component of God’s plan for humanity. Like the physical and spiritual laws that govern our world — such as gravity, sowing and reaping — marriage is part of the created order and one of the conduits through which God accomplishes his work in the world

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GOOD THINGS COME TO THOSE IN PRINT

Scrolling works but it doesn't compare to that real-life, ink-and-paper feel.

FAITH AND WORK 101

How Work and Worship Intertwine

Work profoundly shapes us, and we often don’t see that Monday workspace as spiritually formative, but we not only honor God with our work, we also serve and love our neighbor.

Make Sense of Your Work

How can we connect our faith at work without pushing others away?

COMMUNITY

Bluefield, Light of the World

Be a Human with a Chest

This is Common Good, a place for thoughtful commentary on and human stories about the diverse people and ideas shaping faith, work, and economics.

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Live. Work. Read. Be.

In her new book, ‘On Reading Well,’ English professor Karen Swallow Prior writes about books. About reading, at least.

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